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Julia Kollewe

Julia Kollewe writes about pharmaceuticals, property and insurance for the Guardian and the Observer, and often covers breaking City news as well. She previously worked at the Independent, Bloomberg News and Market News International

6 August 2024

  • The "Fearless Girl" statue is seen in front of the New York Stock Exchange.

    Business live
    Wall Street rallies after rout, as Goldman Sachs warns correction hasn’t gone far enough – as it happened

  • A trader works on the trading floor of the New York stock exchange on 5 August 2024

    Global markets partly recover but analysts fear ‘we’re not out of woods’

  • Thames Water was fined £104m by Ofwat.

    Three water firms face record total £168m fine after sewage investigation

  • Domino s Pizza lunch meal deal mini pizza

    Domino’s Pizza promises more local deals as food costs fall

4 August 2024

  • L&G’s East River Wharf development in Silvertown, east London.

    L&G warns housebuilding drive needs decade to tackle housing crisis at current pace

    Group taps Greater Manchester Pension Fund to boost coffers but warns push for affordable homes must move faster

2 August 2024

  • Protesters clash with police in Westminster following the knife attacks in Southport.

    Police brace for more far-right riots as minister warns people about rallies in wake of Southport attack – as it happened

  • A worker inspecting a Trent XWB aero engine at the Rolls-Royce factory in Derby

    Rolls-Royce to hand £700 in shares to all staff as it bounces back

  • A £10 sterling bank note with a ballpoint pen

    Insurance boss issues warning over using pensions to drive UK growth

  • Figurines with computers and smartphones in front of the words Artificial Intelligence AI

    UK shelves £1.3bn of funding for technology and AI projects

1 August 2024

  • The Bank of England in London.

    Business live
    Public sector pay rises unlikely to drive up inflation, says Bank of England after interest rate cut – as it happened

  • Daniel Křetínský speaks at a conference in Prague, October 2023: he is in his late 40s with short-cropped fairish hair and glasses, and is seen against a black backdrop wearing a dark blue suit, white shirt and pale blue tie; his hands are held up in front of his body with fingers pushed together as he speaks

    UK calls in Czech billionaire’s Royal Mail bid for national security review

July 2024

  • A screen above the entrance to the baggage claim area displays a Microsoft error message on Friday, July 19, 2024 at the Portland International Jetport in Portland, Maine.

    Slow recovery from IT outage begins as experts warn of future risks

  • Mass IT outage hits companies and infrastructure around the world<br>epa11487323 Indian workers try to repair a malfunctioning information screen at the Delhi International Airport in New Delhi, India, 19 July 2024. Some of the services at the Delhi Airport were temporarily impacted due to the global IT outage, the airport said in a statement. Companies and institutions around the world have been affected on 19 July by a major computer outage in systems running Microsoft Windows linked to a faulty Crowdstrike cyber-security software update. According to CrowdStrike's CEO, the issue has been identified, isolated and a fix has been deployed. EPA/RAJAT GUPTA

    Business live
    Windows IT outage: CrowdStrike CEO ‘deeply sorry’ for global chaos caused by update and warns fix may take time to work – as it happened

  • Travelers wait for delayed flights at Newark international airport in New Jersey.

    Microsoft Windows IT outage: more than 2,000 flights canceled across US; Fedex and UPS report service delays – as it happened

  • Passengers face huge delays at Atlanta’s airport after global IT outage on Friday.

    From trains to retail, how CrowdStrike outage caused havoc across industries

  • Business live
    Ed Davey apologises to Alan Bates at the Post Office Horizon inquiry – as it happened

  • Business live
    UK inflation stays at 2%, defying forecasts of a further dip; pound rises to $1.30 – as it happened

  • Every water firm in England and Wales under investigation over sewage spills

  • Business live
    UK grocery inflation falls to 1.6%; Fed chair Powell hints at US rate cuts – as it happened

  • Ocado shares jump as it narrows losses and boosts technology business

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